SV: [ubl] Groups - UBL 2.0 Working draft 3 spreadsheets (UBL 2.0 WD3.zip) uploaded - comments

["Peter Borresen" <PLB@itst.dk>]

Add 1

I think it would be better to have a shadow spreadsheets in the same
workbook, one for transport, one for procurement and one generel and leave it
in alphabetic order. It makes it easier to seach.

Add 2

We agreed to allign which TBG1 and we thought that adress was a good starting
point. The problem in puting "Attention of" in Party is that we then also
need to put it in delivery and perhaps also location. But to be honest, we
were not aware of the conflict whith the naming rule and did not either
consider that the elements were already in the Party ABIE.

Add 3

Thanks for noticing this.

Add 4

AdditionalDocumentReference in BillingReference really is
"OtherDocumentReference" and should only be used if one of the other Billing
Refernce types are not sufficient. If you want more than one
AdditionalDocumentReference you Should use AdditionalDocumentReference (in
the document or in the line) or use multiple BillingReference.

Add 5, 6

Thanks for noticing thing

Kind regards


Peter

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Fra: Tim McGrath [mailto:tmcgrath@portcomm.com.au]
Sendt: 12. juni 2006 01:42
Til: Peter Borresen
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Emne: Re: [ubl] Groups - UBL 2.0 Working draft 3 spreadsheets (UBL 2.0
WD3.zip) uploaded - comments


A few comments on the spreadsheets (so far):

1. i thought we agreed to structure the 'common' spreadsheet to be 
sorted into 'no specific business process', 'procurement' and 
'transportation' rather than one alphabetic list.  If so, it is easily 
sorted before publication.  Can we confirm what we plan to do?
2. in the 'Address' ABIE we have BBIEs for 'Attention Of' and 'Care 
Of'.  The CCTS does not allow the use of prepositions (of, for,etc).  
Thats why we had to change it to 'Mark Attention' and 'Mark Care' in the 
Party ABIE.
3. in the 'Address' ABIE the BBIE 'City SubDivision Name' is also 
illegal.  'SubDivision' cannot be a Property Term (with the inner 
Uppercase) it should be 'Subdivision' (like the 'Subentity' later on).  
Only initial characters can be Uppercase.  'SubDivision' would imply two 
words, 'Sub' and 'Division'. So we could have 'City Sub Division Name', 
but i don't think thats what we meant.
4. in the ASBIE between 'Billing Reference' and 'Document Reference', 
did we mean to change the cardinality of the 'Additional' Document 
Reference to 0..1 - shouldn't this remain at 0..n?
5. The ABIE 'CatalogueItemSpecificationUpdateLine' should come before 
'CatalogueLine' (alphabetic order)
6. The ABIE 'Communication' should come before 'Consignment' (alphabetic 
order)

PS
I thought we also discussed not using 'GUID' or 'UUID' but just 'Unique 
Identifier' - - when did we decide to change all GUIDs to UUIDs?


plb@itst.dk wrote:

>Dear all
>
>Here is the spreassheets for the working draft 3 version of UBL 2.0 
>
>There are things that must be taken into considoration
>1) Which qDT to use
>2) There are inconsistency in the usage of "Property Term Possessive Noun"
>and "Property Term Qualifier"
>
>Hopefully GEFEG will soon be able to generate schemas.
>
>Kinf regards
>
>Peter
>
> -- Peter Borresen
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>The document named UBL 2.0 Working draft 3 spreadsheets (UBL 2.0 WD3.zip)
>has been submitted by Peter Borresen to the OASIS Universal Business
>Language (UBL) TC document repository.
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>Document Description:
>The UBL 2.0 spreadsheets after the resolvement of the 1th public review
>
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645
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